Whenever I can't find a place to sleep I head to the nearest farm or ranch....I've never been turned away and usually get a great farm meal as a bonus. Most get insulted if you offer money but sometimes I offer a couple of hours labor. Don't often get taken up on it though.
Great video Tim. When I was a senior in High School in Toronto in 1985, our geography class (12 students) and a teacher went down to Mammoth Caves in a small bus and it was one of the most memorable trips from high school. Now that I have kids, we went down again from Toronto where I live some years back so I could show my kids the park and cave it was a lot of fun. Keep up the great videos.
Hi from NZ Tim. Feed-back is the breakfast of champions and I am inspired by a nice relaxed episode and enchanted by the last waterfall and rock walks. I think you did it justice to be honest. Your choice of music complimented the mood of the episode nicely. The richness of the green country side was easy viewing. I have an African Twin and our windscreens are almost identical. My chin cam looks through it as does yours. May I suggest if you don't already know, I carry in my tankbag a small round soft plastic container with lid containing a moist chamio cloth which is perfect for keeping clean my visor mirrors and especially because like you I film a lot, my windscreen. Thanks for a most pleasant moment in time shared with you.
Tim, are you a member of the BMWMOA? Many of the members are included in the "Anonymous Book", now available in print and as a phone app. Many of these members offer free accommodations, either in the form of camping or even a room.
East coast traveling trick. Forward the end of the day, if you're passing a farm find the farmer and ask if he has a field off the road you can spend the night. Let him know you won't be making a fire and will be leaving quickly in the morning. I'd say early, but early to a framer..... You'll find many accommodating people and some will even have you in for breakfast. KTSU
Just picked up an 18 Yamaha Super Tenere with all the goodies and after watching some of your videos I’m super pumped to get out and explore… Had the bike for 3 weeks and just finished a 2400 mi, 3 state journey…..Loving it 👊
You were at the falls at nearly the driest time. In the winter and wet season, the falls are flowing at max capacity and the mist fills that whole gorge.
Awe Tim! I wish I had known..... I don't live too far from there and it's quite possibly the lamest of national parks. Ohio has so much more to offer. Hocking Hills and Salt Fork state park areas are truly awesome. Much less commercialized areas and more outdoorsy and larger.
I've also discovered that the farther east I go, the more difficult finding camp grounds becomes. Many times I've resorted to stealth camping. Great video Tim.... Continued safe travels.
Great video, Tim. Love the channel. KY rider, here. Neat to see you in my neck of the woods. I'm in Muhlenberg county. Holler if you ever come through. I can show you some cool spots in the state. Best to you, brother. PS:Flint Ridge Road through Mammoth Cave is NIIIIIICE. Everyone should check it when coming through.
I'm glad you discovered Lake Michigan. Some time on another trip, hit the west coast of Michigan. Muskegon, MI and then M22 at Manistee to Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore is prime motorcycling territory. HMU for a place to crash in Muskegon and I'll ride along for a bit.
Wow. Getting better at this video thing. My only thing is camera placement where the wind jammer is center screen. With that said it won’t stop me from watching.
enjoyed the vid. Had the same experience with lack of reasonable priced camping near Mammoth. Two riders...$30 for each tent site... Hampton Inn $65 for two beds. Guess which we picked...
Just a heads up. If you have the National Parks pass “America the Beautiful” it’ll get you in to all the parks and my experience is they’ll often let you put a tent up. I’ve just said “hey sometimes I get a discount for this.” Camped for free at the Badlands, Land Between the Lakes, and a few more that escape me at the moment. Didn’t work at Yellowstone but did at Grand Teton.
Wow! Awesome, I'm watching this part of your trip closely, I live Middle Tennessee and this part of your trip is in my "backyard" kinda...thank you I'm finding places I must go to see on my bike.
East of the Mississippi 'camping' grounds are usually asphalt pads for RVs. Actual wild camping grounds are few and far between, the vast majority of the land is privately owned, and there is very few federal parks like out west. I gave up trying to camp in the midwest.
Great vid man, bought my first adv bike this week, what app are u using to keep you on 2-lane for the most part? Also i see u have a gps unit attached to the bike, any particular reason you have 2.......keep up the great work
Thanks for sharing buddy! Great video however I am pretty sure I am not ever going to ride all the way to meet you at THAT particular one lol. It is cool to see what you were up to though before we met up in Arizona. I am about to have 2 adventures with 2 of my channel viewers,(one you know from yours, Chris). Next weekend I am meeting a viewer for an overnight shakedown ride as he wants to do some southern Utah ADV with me some time this year but is just setting up his bike so shake down is in order =) Then I am due to meet Chris in Valley Of The Gods soon ish if your around we could surprise him with round 2 lol. Keep up the great work and don't forget to tell good morning America that you hit all the national parks by motorcycle ;)
What a difference between how you sounded at the beginning of this video to the end. I get the feeling you were getting worn out but we’re rejuvenated after the waterfall. Stay well Tim
Hey Tim. If you happen to find yourself in Western Iowa this spring/summer, I'd love to ride with you on some decent roads in the Loess Hills area. Northwest Missouri on up into Northwest Iowa - it's no national park, but some great state parks along the route. I'd even buy you lunch. I'd be psyched to meet you if you ever come this direction. Give me a shout and I can message you my info if you're in the area. Seriously. Love the channel, love what you're doing! Keep posting man.
I recognized the shot driving north on Rt 49 towards the State Beach. We have a lake house about half a mile west. While not the spectacular purples, pinks, and oranges you sometimes get, it looks like your sunset footage around the 5:00 mark were either directly over the Chicago skyline or very closely to the south. On a clear day, its very noticeable over the 35 miles of water.
Great stuff as always, my friend. Hope you get back to AZ, or MA soon, if not already. I'm concerned that things are going to soon get, umm, "challenging" for travelers for awhile. I suggest having no less than a week's worth of cash on hand as well.
Interestingly....speaking of the relative lack of ornate formations in the actual Mammoth cave system..Diamond Caverns, a privately owned tour cave that is just outside the MCNP entrance is absolutely loaded with beautiful and diverse formations. If you ever go back, try to go there and see it. The best tour of MCNP imo..is the Historic Tour. It goes through some huge areas that give you a real sense of why it is called Mammoth Cave.
7:22 - you said you didn't know, but you were in Indiana. The sign said Plainville; I know where that is. But Mammoth Cave National Park... you're right in my back yard. Without getting into details, there's a portion of that underground river called Lost River. I live on top of that. It has its own little cave system called... wait for it... Lost River Cave. Who would've thunk it! You got the Mammoth Cave tour, but at the same time, you missed a bunch of good stuff. If you would have taken your southern route towards the Smokey Mountains, you could have hit the Cumberland Falls in Kentucky. You were so close to so much, but I understand it when "time" is a thing. Good video.
Hope you’re doing well during this pandemic issue. Just FYI, your phone doesn’t need service to use the GPS, just download maps offline and you can still set and follow routes. Thank you for keeping the videos coming :)
Another great video! As to eastern/western states on a motorcycle, come on down to the Appalachians. If you make it to southern WV, we'll even put you up.
If you happen to come through Indiana again, there are some good campsites (free) in Hoosier National Forest, and Charles C. Deam Wilderness. A lack of free places to moto camp is a definite downside to the midwest (amongst many, many others).
Hi Tim, wow ... I was in Italy a few years ago, one night at the campsite cost € 80 ... you had a power connection and could use the sanitary facilities ... Greetings from Michael from Germany!
I rode to Mammoth last summer and really enjoyed the trip. Glad you found the place. I’m curious, how many miles a day do you typically travel? I’m relatively new to touring and am trying to get a handle on what different mileages/hours works for most people. Also, was that Google maps you used? I struggle (tedious and time consuming) so much looking for small roads to take that I wonder if I am over thinking the routes. Enjoyed the video, as always!
On average how many miles do you ride each day? Or do you just plan to be at certain locations on certain days and ride until you get to where you're going?
I've had some interesting 'accommodations' before when on a ride. State parks have been a real gift. at about $16 a campsite a night. Montana screws you over thinking their State Parks are worth $30 a night. I have used abandoned weigh stations before, a random ditch just west of the Wisconsin Dells, and in Georgia while late at night a church parking lot. Never had an issue before, and I always act respectful so I don't expect that to change.
Think your are like me in a way, I'm in get it done mode, whereas my spirit tells me to go to "let it be" mode just take life as it comes, but I like to know what I'm doing business wise. I do think once I get back on the road in a year or two maybe I'll switch to let it be mode.😁 or at least find a balance. Sometimes people get too busy counting and identifying the trees to take time to enjoy the forest. Years ago, I used to camp on church property, some let you and some don't worst they can tell you is no. On your helmet if you put a strip of tape, I recommend gaffer tape it doesn't leave a residue across the top of your face shield it cuts the glare down just like those strips on car windshields you can just dip your head down a bit and you can see😎
Where did you find free camping on this trip? There is a GREAT place to eat just outside of the park area. I can't remember the name but it is a seafood restaurant.
They are leather, they aren't meant for touch screen but I can get it to work if I tap it just right. There are gloves that make it easier, but these ones are from Cycle Gear, Bilt brand
There are different tours available at Mammoth Cave. The cave is over 7 miles long and the long tour through most of it takes all day. The interesting part with all the formations is at the end where you were. The rest is just a rock pile. You apparently took one of the short tours which was a better choice unless you just like a lot of hiking.
You skipped right by Michigan with our 5 national park types run by the National Park Service- you missed out and now you will have to come back young man
Yes, Michigan has some of the best lake shore rides. I live in west michigan and ride the lake shore in each direction on every ride. Our national parks are great also!!!!!!!! 500 mile days, riding from sun up to the middle of the night. LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey Tim. I just noticed you traveled not far from me. I live in NW Ohio near Bowling Green, Ohio on SR 6. Any time you are in the NW Ohio area you have a place to stay. You're more than welcome to stay at my place. Don't know how to tell you to get in touch with me.
Nice sunset for sure, but I feel like the Indiana dunes were made a national park just to make the Midwest feel like they had anything. Drive 30mins and you are in the unsafest place, Gary Indiana. Honestly not worth anyone time.
I ride threw that park system a couple 9f times a week. Great ride and you can follow up to Cleveland. If your near Akron look me up. I have a spare room. Great video!
Tim I don't know if you have used them but Army Corps of Engineer campgrounds a nice and quite inexpensive. always by water too.
Whenever I can't find a place to sleep I head to the nearest farm or ranch....I've never been turned away and usually get a great farm meal as a bonus. Most get insulted if you offer money but sometimes I offer a couple of hours labor. Don't often get taken up on it though.
do you mean that you ask if you can camp on their land, or stay with them? i assume the first
@@Felix-tp8ch Right..I ask to camp...quite often they invite me into their home to have a meal and shower.
Great video Tim. When I was a senior in High School in Toronto in 1985, our geography class (12 students) and a teacher went down to Mammoth Caves in a small bus and it was one of the most memorable trips from high school. Now that I have kids, we went down again from Toronto where I live some years back so I could show my kids the park and cave it was a lot of fun. Keep up the great videos.
Hi from NZ Tim. Feed-back is the breakfast of champions and I am inspired by a nice relaxed episode and enchanted by the last waterfall and rock walks. I think you did it justice to be honest. Your choice of music complimented the mood of the episode nicely. The richness of the green country side was easy viewing. I have an African Twin and our windscreens are almost identical. My chin cam looks through it as does yours. May I suggest if you don't already know, I carry in my tankbag a small round soft plastic container with lid containing a moist chamio cloth which is perfect for keeping clean my visor mirrors and especially because like you I film a lot, my windscreen. Thanks for a most pleasant moment in time shared with you.
Again, amazing you found water {the most relaxing form of nature} . Keep going Tim you inspire more then you know, especially now.
Than*
Cuyahoga falls is a very beautiful place, glad you got to see it. I was born there. The locals pronounce it Kai-awe-ga, just in case you go back. 😉
Tim, are you a member of the BMWMOA? Many of the members are included in the "Anonymous Book", now available in print and as a phone app. Many of these members offer free accommodations, either in the form of camping or even a room.
I like this style of video, and the new map. Looking forward to the next one.
East coast traveling trick. Forward the end of the day, if you're passing a farm find the farmer and ask if he has a field off the road you can spend the night. Let him know you won't be making a fire and will be leaving quickly in the morning. I'd say early, but early to a framer..... You'll find many accommodating people and some will even have you in for breakfast. KTSU
Tim, if you liked Cuyahoga you should check out the Hocking Hills area and Old Man's Cave in southern Ohio.
Always good stuff. I like the fact you have chosen to take the secondary roads instead of the interstates. Ride safe Tim...👍
Just picked up an 18 Yamaha Super Tenere with all the goodies and after watching some of your videos I’m super pumped to get out and explore… Had the bike for 3 weeks and just finished a 2400 mi, 3 state journey…..Loving it 👊
Another great video! You have a wonderful, easy-to-listen-to narrative style. I look forward to the next installment!
Thanks for sharing your adventure enjoyed the video.
Good to see my old stomping grounds in the Cuyahoga area.
Thanks Tim.
You were at the falls at nearly the driest time. In the winter and wet season, the falls are flowing at max capacity and the mist fills that whole gorge.
Awe Tim! I wish I had known..... I don't live too far from there and it's quite possibly the lamest of national parks. Ohio has so much more to offer. Hocking Hills and Salt Fork state park areas are truly awesome. Much less commercialized areas and more outdoorsy and larger.
I've also discovered that the farther east I go, the more difficult finding camp grounds becomes. Many times I've resorted to stealth camping. Great video Tim.... Continued safe travels.
Eastern U.S. is mostly private owned land, but plenty of places where you could stealth camp without getting caught lol
so cool. i've actually been to mammoth caves, in like 1996. first time i was in America.
Gosh, that awesome. How fun to be out and about in that area. Thanks for getting us caught up!
If you haven't been to Luray Caverns in Virginia, you should. It is amazing and no bugs.
Great video, Tim. Love the channel. KY rider, here. Neat to see you in my neck of the woods. I'm in Muhlenberg county. Holler if you ever come through. I can show you some cool spots in the state. Best to you, brother. PS:Flint Ridge Road through Mammoth Cave is NIIIIIICE. Everyone should check it when coming through.
Driest time of year for the falls. It can be crazy amount of water over the falls at different times and misty to the point you can’t see the valley!
Why not head north through Virginia? George Washington and Jefferson National Forest plenty of free camping. Plus you have Skyline Drive.
Nice ride, thanks for giving us a glimpse of those parks!
Camping is always free!
I'm glad you discovered Lake Michigan. Some time on another trip, hit the west coast of Michigan. Muskegon, MI and then M22 at Manistee to Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore is prime motorcycling territory. HMU for a place to crash in Muskegon and I'll ride along for a bit.
Wow. Getting better at this video thing. My only thing is camera placement where the wind jammer is center screen. With that said it won’t stop me from watching.
Another great vid Tim, be safe my friend
Thanks for sharing these little gems.
I have found sometimes that the shiniest jewels (travel) are the ones least expected. 👍🏼 😎 🇺🇸
enjoyed the vid. Had the same experience with lack of reasonable priced camping near Mammoth. Two riders...$30 for each tent site... Hampton Inn $65 for two beds. Guess which we picked...
Well done!
Great job. I live in Indiana so my backyard.
Just a heads up. If you have the National Parks pass “America the Beautiful” it’ll get you in to all the parks and my experience is they’ll often let you put a tent up. I’ve just said “hey sometimes I get a discount for this.” Camped for free at the Badlands, Land Between the Lakes, and a few more that escape me at the moment. Didn’t work at Yellowstone but did at Grand Teton.
Also...just found your channel while searching Teddy Roosevelt vids..good stuff man, livin the good life...keep it up.
Wow! Awesome, I'm watching this part of your trip closely, I live Middle Tennessee and this part of your trip is in my "backyard" kinda...thank you I'm finding places I must go to see on my bike.
East of the Mississippi 'camping' grounds are usually asphalt pads for RVs. Actual wild camping grounds are few and far between, the vast majority of the land is privately owned, and there is very few federal parks like out west. I gave up trying to camp in the midwest.
I bet that waterfall is awesome in a heavy rain!
love the falls. Thank you for your time. TN USA
Great vid man, bought my first adv bike this week, what app are u using to keep you on 2-lane for the most part? Also i see u have a gps unit attached to the bike, any particular reason you have 2.......keep up the great work
Thanks for sharing buddy! Great video however I am pretty sure I am not ever going to ride all the way to meet you at THAT particular one lol.
It is cool to see what you were up to though before we met up in Arizona.
I am about to have 2 adventures with 2 of my channel viewers,(one you know from yours, Chris). Next weekend I am meeting a viewer for an overnight shakedown ride as he wants to do some southern Utah ADV with me some time this year but is just setting up his bike so shake down is in order =)
Then I am due to meet Chris in Valley Of The Gods soon ish if your around we could surprise him with round 2 lol.
Keep up the great work and don't forget to tell good morning America that you hit all the national parks by motorcycle ;)
enjoying the video diaries mate, wishing you all the best from England UK
Great video as always! What system are you using to record audio while driving!
I've been to both National Parks, both are truly worthy of the title.
What a difference between how you sounded at the beginning of this video to the end. I get the feeling you were getting worn out but we’re rejuvenated after the waterfall. Stay well Tim
National Park Service waives entrance fees at open parks to aid social distancing. Plenty of distance there mates.
From CT, U.S.A.
Hey Tim. If you happen to find yourself in Western Iowa this spring/summer, I'd love to ride with you on some decent roads in the Loess Hills area. Northwest Missouri on up into Northwest Iowa - it's no national park, but some great state parks along the route. I'd even buy you lunch. I'd be psyched to meet you if you ever come this direction. Give me a shout and I can message you my info if you're in the area. Seriously. Love the channel, love what you're doing! Keep posting man.
Great Adventure love the scenery
I recognized the shot driving north on Rt 49 towards the State Beach. We have a lake house about half a mile west. While not the spectacular purples, pinks, and oranges you sometimes get, it looks like your sunset footage around the 5:00 mark were either directly over the Chicago skyline or very closely to the south. On a clear day, its very noticeable over the 35 miles of water.
Next time your in Ohio check out old mans cave. Beautiful trails and even a waterfall.
Great stuff as always, my friend. Hope you get back to AZ, or MA soon, if not already. I'm concerned that things are going to soon get, umm, "challenging" for travelers for awhile. I suggest having no less than a week's worth of cash on hand as well.
Interestingly....speaking of the relative lack of ornate formations in the actual Mammoth cave system..Diamond Caverns, a privately owned tour cave that is just outside the MCNP entrance is absolutely loaded with beautiful and diverse formations. If you ever go back, try to go there and see it.
The best tour of MCNP imo..is the Historic Tour. It goes through some huge areas that give you a real sense of why it is called Mammoth Cave.
Good stuff! South Dakota is calling on you to visit again this summer!
7:22 - you said you didn't know, but you were in Indiana. The sign said Plainville; I know where that is. But Mammoth Cave National Park... you're right in my back yard. Without getting into details, there's a portion of that underground river called Lost River. I live on top of that. It has its own little cave system called... wait for it... Lost River Cave. Who would've thunk it! You got the Mammoth Cave tour, but at the same time, you missed a bunch of good stuff. If you would have taken your southern route towards the Smokey Mountains, you could have hit the Cumberland Falls in Kentucky. You were so close to so much, but I understand it when "time" is a thing. Good video.
Fast forward 2 years. You can now pitch tents downtown anywhere
I live next to CVNP. Cuyahoga = K eye-a-hog-a. 🤣 And I’ve gotta trip planned to Mammoth this summer. Perfect timing!
Hope you’re doing well during this pandemic issue. Just FYI, your phone doesn’t need service to use the GPS, just download maps offline and you can still set and follow routes.
Thank you for keeping the videos coming :)
Just noticed the mirrors on the mount. Genius!
They are double take mirrors
It’s so strange we have this huge country and to sleep out in nature we’ve gotten to the point where that is hard. Something just so wrong about it.
Excellent!!!
Another great video! As to eastern/western states on a motorcycle, come on down to the Appalachians. If you make it to southern WV, we'll even put you up.
If you happen to come through Indiana again, there are some good campsites (free) in Hoosier National Forest, and Charles C. Deam Wilderness. A lack of free places to moto camp is a definite downside to the midwest (amongst many, many others).
One of your best yet! Maybe the corona virus will bring down the campground prices 🤑
Hi Tim, wow ... I was in Italy a few years ago, one night at the campsite cost € 80 ... you had a power connection and could use the sanitary facilities ... Greetings from Michael from Germany!
I really enjoy the longer videos
I rode to Mammoth last summer and really enjoyed the trip. Glad you found the place. I’m curious, how many miles a day do you typically travel? I’m relatively new to touring and am trying to get a handle on what different mileages/hours works for most people. Also, was that Google maps you used? I struggle (tedious and time consuming) so much looking for small roads to take that I wonder if I am over thinking the routes. Enjoyed the video, as always!
Hey Tim. Hello from The Berkshires in Western MA.
On average how many miles do you ride each day? Or do you just plan to be at certain locations on certain days and ride until you get to where you're going?
Thanks, I can visit the World from my armchair !
I've had some interesting 'accommodations' before when on a ride. State parks have been a real gift. at about $16 a campsite a night. Montana screws you over thinking their State Parks are worth $30 a night. I have used abandoned weigh stations before, a random ditch just west of the Wisconsin Dells, and in Georgia while late at night a church parking lot. Never had an issue before, and I always act respectful so I don't expect that to change.
how many times have you left all your kit on the bike like that? and how many times you hade stuff stolen?
You sir are a serious diplomat.
What phone mount do you use? Are you happy with it?
Think your are like me in a way, I'm in get it done mode, whereas my spirit tells me to go to "let it be" mode just take life as it comes, but I like to know what I'm doing business wise.
I do think once I get back on the road in a year or two maybe I'll switch to let it be mode.😁 or at least find a balance.
Sometimes people get too busy counting and identifying the trees to take time to enjoy the forest.
Years ago, I used to camp on church property, some let you and some don't worst they can tell you is no.
On your helmet if you put a strip of tape, I recommend gaffer tape it doesn't leave a residue across the top of your face shield it cuts the glare down just like those strips on car windshields you can just dip your head down a bit and you can see😎
What was wrong with camping on the beach behind the dune at the sunset beach where you first stopped?
Hey, are you ever coming to europe? Just curious.
Love the videos!👌
Where did you find free camping on this trip? There is a GREAT place to eat just outside of the park area. I can't remember the name but it is a seafood restaurant.
Great video Tim. What kind of gloves are you using?
Cool.
I live only 2 hours from Cuyahoga Valley NP and didn’t even know it. Will definitely be checking that out this summer. Thanks for sharing!
The map is a good idea...especially for viewers outside USA.
Awesome video
What gloves are you wearing that enable you to interact with the screen on the cell phone?
They are leather, they aren't meant for touch screen but I can get it to work if I tap it just right. There are gloves that make it easier, but these ones are from Cycle Gear, Bilt brand
There are different tours available at Mammoth Cave. The cave is over 7 miles long and the long tour through most of it takes all day. The interesting part with all the formations is at the end where you were. The rest is just a rock pile. You apparently took one of the short tours which was a better choice unless you just like a lot of hiking.
Where do you camp? I’m on the east coast and can only think about state parks. Where can you stay for free?
You should have gone south instead of north to Wayne National Forest. Some of the best motorcycle roads in the whole state are there
Great find
Ill have to go
It's beautiful there!
You skipped right by Michigan with our 5 national park types run by the National Park Service- you missed out and now you will have to come back young man
Yes, Michigan has some of the best lake shore rides. I live in west michigan and ride the lake shore in each direction on every ride. Our national parks are great also!!!!!!!! 500 mile days, riding from sun up to the middle of the night. LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice
What year and how many miles do you have on your GS now?
Your video does not have to truly do any place justice... your video makes others want to follow in your tire treads and see for themselves.
Let me know when you traveling around Chicagoland next time. I’ll get you a nice place to set you tent. It’s around Rockford area, but nice and safe
Hey Tim. I just noticed you traveled not far from me. I live in NW Ohio near Bowling Green, Ohio on SR 6. Any time you are in the NW Ohio area you have a place to stay. You're more than welcome to stay at my place. Don't know how to tell you to get in touch with me.
Great video Tim. Love this laid back channel. I hope to make some awesome trips all around like you in the future:)
There is an underground lake in KY.
Great video Tim. Thank you.
Nice sunset for sure, but I feel like the Indiana dunes were made a national park just to make the Midwest feel like they had anything. Drive 30mins and you are in the unsafest place, Gary Indiana. Honestly not worth anyone time.
I ride threw that park system a couple 9f times a week. Great ride and you can follow up to Cleveland. If your near Akron look me up. I have a spare room. Great video!
Did I miss the review on the new Nemo?